Hi!
There is an odd logic that "tries to sort out irrelevant email
addresses" [1] that ignores non-matching email addresses if the search
condition matches one at least. The point is to make search by email
address more comfortable. Maybe this is which playing tricks with you.
Akonadi always retu
Dear Roland,
Thanks for your reaction!
* The addressbook appears to not return all addresses for a given contact
when searching, e.g., but just the first or first two.
There is an odd logic that "tries to sort out irrelevant email
addresses" [1] that ignores non-matching email addresses if t
Hi! IIRC Akonadi uses server side relation database and it has some
client API for making requests. So I do not think it is a good idea to
invent a new filtering on the client side (= in Trojitá) and it would be
better to use Akonadi server to prepare result which client needs
(including filtering)
Please check out https://gerrit.vesnicky.cesnet.cz/r/985
This patch does not interfere my habits while does not make your life
more difficult. What do you think..?
On 2018-02-02 14:51, Erik Quaeghebeur wrote:
> Yes, this is playing tricks on me. Actually, it makes my life relatively
> more diff
Hi!
Possibilities of the Akonadi API are minimal, see:
https://api.kde.org/kdepim/akonadi-contacts/html/classAkonadi_1_1ContactSearchJob.html#a641e65b40a76f5f763cd888346164604
With one query we can search for `Name`, `Email` or `NameOrEmail` and
that's all. This is why I use NameOrEmail lookup an
